[Nettime-ro] n. p a r a d o x a: Volume 24, Material Histories, July 2009

[Olivia Nitis <olivia_nitis@yahoo.com>]

The new volume of 
n.paradoxa has just been published! Please circulate to 
any scholars or students who may be interested in this volume. 
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In 12 years, 
n.paradoxa has published in-depth scholarly articles, interviews and features on 
the work of more than 230 women artists in over 54 countries across the 
world! 
 
Ân. p a r a d o 
x a: Volume 24, Material Histories, 
July 
2009 


n = noun , para 
= beyond, doxa = taught or accepted opinion.
ISSN: 1461-0434Â 

Each 
volume: 96 pp. 40+ b & w illus., 4Âcolour 
pages 
Contents: 
Red 
Chidgey, Rosa Reitsamer and Elke Zobl on 'Ladyfest: material histories of everyday 
feminist art production'
Lisa E. Bloom on 
'Tableaux Vivants, Dying 
Empires: Eleanor Antinâs The Last Days of 
Pompeii, 
Roman 
Allegories and Helenâs 
Odyssey' 

Katy Deepwell interviews Mirjam Westen about 
REBELLE: Kunst & Feminisme, 1969-2009 (MMKA, 
Arnhem)
Anna Lena Lindberg 'Affirmative Action: Experiences of 
âImplementing a Critical Gender Perspective in Art History/Visual Cultureâ' in 
Sweden
Val Phoenix on 're.act.feminism' (NBK, 
Berlin)
Marian Evans 'We Are Unsuitable for 
Framing, 
Te Papa, New Zealand'
Olivia Nitis 'Material Histories: Feminism and 
feminist art in post-revolutionary Romania'
Joanna S. 
Walker 'An Encounter 
with Nancy Spero'
Pamela Allara 'Susan Woolf: Taxi Driver Signs in 
South Africa'
Charlotte Lindenberg 'Barbara T. Smith 
Revisited' 
Views of 53rd Venice 
Biennale
In the Light of 
Play Durban Art Gallery
Artistâs Pages: Gisela 
Weimann La Notte 
Blu

Contents are listed 
in Art Bibliographies Modern;ÂArt Index; Contemporary Culture 
IndexÂand Wisconsin-Madison University Library Feminist 
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(post-1970) who write about the work of contemporary women artists and its 
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bi-annual and published inÂEnglish.ÂIt is a must-have for any serious 
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feminist art history. 
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Olivia Nitis 
art critic&curator 
e-mail: olivia_nitis@yahoo.com 
phone: 0747491279 
http://olivia.experimentalproject.ro
www.perspectiveproject.ro


      
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